How Do You Stop Sensitive Teeth Pain?
Do you find it hard to enjoy your favorite foods because your teeth are so sensitive? Do you avoid eating or drinking anything hot or cold because it is just too painful? Sensitive teeth is one of the most common complaints heard in the dental office – nearly 40 million Americans suffer from tooth sensitivity. If your dentist has ruled out tooth decay or fractured teeth, then worn tooth enamel and exposed root surfaces may be the source of your pain. Be kind to your gums and tooth enamel – brush gently and always use a soft bristle toothbrush. If you think that you may be brushing too hard, you might want to switch to a power toothbrush that will stop if you apply too much pressure. There are very effective toothpastes that are specially formulated to treat sensitive teeth. Some brands are readily available at the pharmacy or supermarket and others require a prescription. Brush teeth twice a day with the toothpaste and allow 2-4 weeks of continuous use to obtain maximum relief. Try to
